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Operator Directory Listing OPERATOR'S DIRECTORY SORTED BY OPERATOR NAME DATA SUPPLIED BY: FORM 1006B CURRENT AS OF: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Please notify Surety Department at (405) 521-2273 of any corrections or omissions that you might discover. OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION FORM 1006B - REPORT OPERATOR LISTING SORTED BY OPERATOR'S NAME Run Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Operator Number: 23362 007 OPERATING LLC April French 1098 SHEPARD HILLS RD (SULPHUR) PO BOX 898 DAVIS, OK 73030-0898 Office phone: (580) 467-2744 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 10941 101 ENERGY CORPORATION Kevin McGehee 105 N HUDSON AVE STE 800 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73102-4803 Office phone: (405) 232-9700 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 22811 183 DISPOSAL LLC Tana Sappington 201 RED FORK CLINTON, OK 73601-3130 Office phone: (405) 826-3875 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24212 2015 OIL LLC Kristi Walker 3110 N INTERSTATE DR #210 NORMAN, OK 73072-7205 Office phone: (405) 310-7001 (405) 329-7979 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 23418 3:16 DISPOSAL SERVICES SERIES LLC Cheryl Urbanovsky 4301 COUNTY ROAD 312B CLEBURNE, TX 76031-8938 Office phone: (254) 744-6008 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: Page 2 of 523 OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION FORM 1006B - REPORT OPERATOR LISTING SORTED BY OPERATOR'S NAME Run Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Operator Number: 23457 3D DISPOSALS LLC James Dunn 224-B N ROCKFORD RD ARDMORE, OK 73401-2550 Office phone: (580) 319-4377 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24567 3D OIL COMPANY LLC Kim Davis 13806 NS 366 RD HOLDENVILLE, OK 74848 Office phone: (405) 683-0688 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24129 3FEARNS LLC James Redfearn 12425 LONG HORN AVE (GLENPOOL) PO BOX 1315 JENKS, OK 74037-1315 Office phone: (918) 901-9308 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 19458 3M PRODUCTION INC Gary Martin 9515 S WESTMINISTER BLVD PO BOX 1246 GUTHRIE, OK 73044-1246 Office phone: (405) 823-3525 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 23540 4 K SPOOLING BANDING SALES & SERVICES INC Sara Johnson 1740 SE WASHINGTON BLVD BARTLESVILLE, OK 74006-6731 Office phone: (918) 766-0002 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected]; [email protected] Page 3 of 523 OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION FORM 1006B - REPORT OPERATOR LISTING SORTED BY OPERATOR'S NAME Run Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Operator Number: 22557 4 OF US RESOURCES LLC Jeffrey Andrews 5215 NW 10TH ST (OKLAHOMA CITY) PO BOX 69 DAVIS, OK 73030-0069 Office phone: (405) 623-9749 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: Operator Number: 23553 4325 ENTERPRISES LLC Charlie Crouse 4325 NATIVE DANCER DR EDMOND, OK 73025-9522 Office phone: (405) 513-1511 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 5127 4D'S OPERATING CO LLC (THE) Randall Drury 177089 N 3037 RD PO BOX D RATLIFF CITY, OK 73481-0304 Office phone: (580) 465-5424 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24433 4G OPERATING LLC Eric DeHart 200 NICHOLS LN HEAVENER, OK 74937-6403 Office phone: (918) 240-7613 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 23455 51 GAS LLC Randy Frailey 1312 S CHOUTEAU AVE PO BOX 878 CHOUTEAU, OK 74337-2850 Office phone: (918) 698-4180 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Page 4 of 523 OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION FORM 1006B - REPORT OPERATOR LISTING SORTED BY OPERATOR'S NAME Run Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Operator Number: 24284 580 PRODUCTIONS LLC Brandon Arrington 111 N 7TH PO BOX 1363 DUNCAN, OK 73533-1363 Office phone: (580) 450-1594 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24088 5B PRODUCTION LLC Chris Billings 945 S 42ND ST PO BOX 386 DUNCAN, OK 73534-0386 Office phone: (580) 467-1191 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24189 6-6 LLC Kristie Brady 1701 SIGNAL RIDGE DR STE 140 EDMOND, OK 73013-3788 Office phone: (405) 630-5386 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: Operator Number: 22971 7000 RIVERSIDE PARKWAY LLC Sheila Kumpe 2100 S UTICA AVE STE PH TULSA, OK 74114-1401 Office phone: (918) 747-2100 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 23749 777 WATER RESOURCES LLC Michael Lemons 177382 ALMA RD PO BOX 26 VELMA, OK 73430-0026 Office phone: (580) 276-0136 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Page 5 of 523 OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION FORM 1006B - REPORT OPERATOR LISTING SORTED BY OPERATOR'S NAME Run Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Operator Number: 21794 7C LAND & MINERALS CO Bailey Cook 1312 CRADDUCK RD PO BOX 1391 ADA, OK 74821-1391 Office phone: (580) 436-1828 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24548 7H OPERATING LLC Ed Cadenhead 13998 NS 3520 KONAWA, OK 74894-6005 Office phone: (405) 584-0348 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24204 89 ENERGY II LLC James Head 123 NW 8TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73102-5804 Office phone: (405) 922-3616 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 15608 A & A TANK TRUCK CO Kelly Shockley 3230 BART CONNER DR PO BOX 722588 NORMAN, OK 73070-8969 Office phone: (405) 364-2601 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 23691 A G OIL LLC Bradley Martens 202 W LILLIE BLVD PO BOX 618 MADILL, OK 73446-0618 Office phone: (580) 795-3397 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Page 6 of 523 OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION FORM 1006B - REPORT OPERATOR LISTING SORTED BY OPERATOR'S NAME Run Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Operator Number: 8665 A S B OIL & GAS EXPLORATION LLC A Scott Brogna 5538 S 161ST W AVE SAND SPRINGS, OK 74063-1508 Office phone: (918) 241-2570 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 21361 AARON OIL COMPANY INC J R Stark 17650 E ETOWAH RD NOBLE, OK 73068-6310 Office phone: (405) 203-8556 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24205 AARON WELL SERVICE INC Denese Amsler 6323 QUAIL LN ENID, OK 73703-9300 Office phone: (580) 234-2760 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 10752 ABARR TRUST (THE) Andrew Abarr 3220 WEXFORD AVE PO BOX 22084 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73123-0084 Office phone: (405) 787-9292 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 19055 ABC OIL COMPANY INC Jim Bankhead 910 LAMAR ST PO BOX 1469 WICHITA FALLS, TX 76301 Office phone: (940) 761-5500 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Page 7 of 523 OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION FORM 1006B - REPORT OPERATOR LISTING SORTED BY OPERATOR'S NAME Run Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Operator Number: 18820 ABLE OIL COMPANY Betty Wood 17385 HIGHWAY 62 MORRIS, OK 74445-2303 Office phone: (918) 752-4626 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: Operator Number: 6155 ABNG INC J E Epperson II 402 W CHICKASHA AVE STE 200 PO BOX 926 CHICKASHA, OK 73023-0926 Office phone: (405) 222-0024 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 23672 AC OIL & GAS LLC Justin Anderson 5250 S BANNER RD PO BOX 850131 YUKON, OK 73085-0131 Office phone: (405) 919-8088 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 23061 AC OPERATING COMPANY LLC Michael Odegard 952 ECHO LN STE 390 HOUSTON, TX 77024-2851 Office phone: (713) 881-9030 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24252 ACACIA EXPLORATION PARTNERS LLC James Head 123 NW 8TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73102-5804 Office phone: (405) 922-3616 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Page 8 of 523 OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION FORM 1006B - REPORT OPERATOR LISTING SORTED BY OPERATOR'S NAME Run Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Operator Number: 24193 ACCELERANT NATURAL GAS LLC Austin Coble 811 W MAIN ST HENRYETTA, OK 74437-4249 Office phone: (918) 652-0460 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 8876 ACTION PETROLEUM SERVICE CORP Donna Pletcher 1001 TIMBER GROVE RD ARDMORE, OK 73401-9282 Office phone: (580) 223-6544 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 24016 ADA ENERGY SERVICES LLC Shandy Maloy 13710 COUNTY ROAD 1550 ADA, OK 74820-0867 Office phone: (580) 436-5228 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 22013 ADAMS AFFILIATES INC Garry Smith 1437 S BOULDER AVE STE 930 TULSA, OK 74119-3609 Office phone: (918) 625-1637 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 16890 ADAMS BROTHERS Ronnie Adams 13775 HIGHWAY 62 TAHLEQUAH, OK 74464-1409 Office phone: (918) 456-1429 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: Page 9 of 523 OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION FORM 1006B - REPORT OPERATOR LISTING SORTED BY OPERATOR'S NAME Run Date: Thursday, September 16, 2021 Operator Number: 22539 ADAMSON MICHAEL & JUDITH Michael Adamson 4 S WEBB PL SAPULPA, OK 74066-9385 Office phone: (918) 284-1856 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: [email protected] Operator Number: 20791 ADKINS JIM Jim Adkins 385041 E 1150 RD WELEETKA, OK 74880-8057 Office phone: (918) 650-2698 Emergency phone: Not on file. email: Operator Number: 21799 ADNEY ROBERT L Robert L Adney 12697 S 353RD EAST AVE COWETA, OK 74429-3666 Office phone: (918) 486-2285 Emergency phone: Not on file.
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